Amit Rai is the editor of Nolege News and the publisher of Consortium e-Learning Network Pvt. Ltd. (CELNET), which has published peer-reviewed academic research for over two decades through its STM Journals, Law Journals and MBA Journals imprints.
He also publishes Journals Pub through Dhruv Infosystems Pvt. Ltd., and runs Reinste Nano Ventures, a supplier of high-purity nanomaterials to research laboratories, and NanoSchool, which delivers science and technology courses to students and working professionals.
Nolege News grew out of a problem visible from inside academic publishing: the research exists, and it is almost entirely unreadable to the people whose work or study it bears on. This site is an attempt to close that distance — in Hindi as well as English, because the language a subject is explained in decides who gets to understand it.
How the articles are made, stated plainly. Articles are researched and drafted by an AI writing system working from published literature, standards documents and primary sources, under Amit Rai's editorial direction. He sets what the site covers, the standards it is held to, and is responsible for everything published here. Those standards are written down in the editorial policy, including what we will not claim and how corrections are made.
Corrections and questions: [email protected].
Recent articles
- A virus is far smaller than the gaps in an N95. The mask catches it anyway, and it catches it better than a bigger particle
- Gene therapy is given once, and almost every hard problem in the field comes from that
- There is a machine with moving parts inside your phone, and the parts move by about the width of an atom
- Most of what a newborn needs in its first hour costs nothing. Several of the things done instead cause harm.
- Grind up a peacock feather and the blue disappears. There was never any blue in it
- You can patch a bug in code. You cannot patch a model that learned the wrong thing
- Putting a tomato in the fridge does something to it that taking it out again will not undo
- A supercapacitor charges in seconds and survives a million cycles. It is still not going in your phone
- Your glucose monitor is not measuring your blood, and that explains almost every reading you disagreed with
- The fogging van clears your lane for an hour. What is breeding on your balcony refills it by morning.
- The cracks run in straight lines that follow the steel inside the concrete. That is not settlement, and it gets worse by itself
- Two flat metal surfaces touch across about one per cent of their area. The rest is air, and that is what cooks your laptop